Beyond International Law: Unilateral Resort to Force in Syria

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MOUSAVI MIRKALAEI SEYED TAHA

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Journal: Journal of Judicial Law Views Year:2019 | Volume:24 | Issue:85 Page(s): 169-200

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Beyond International Law: Unilateral Resort to Force in Syria

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MOUSAVI MIRKALAEI SEYED TAHA | Issue Writer Certificate

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Resort to ForceQ1

Self-DefenseQ2

Responsibility to ProtectQ1

SyriaQ1

International LawQ1

Abstract

On April 14, 2018, the United States, Britain and France launched missile attacks on specific targets in the Syrian Arab Republic, including the provinces of Damascus and Homs. According to coalition of three states, these attacks were followed by the Syrian government's use of chemical weapons and targeted solely against its chemical weapons facilities. What have in the days after the act been at the forefront of International Law theorists and politicians, were the legality and legitimacy of the attack. Emmanuel Macron calls it legitimate and legal, Theresa May calls it legitimate and moral and Donald Trump considers it necessary, on time and human. At the state level, a few states condemned the action, some supported it, and the majority did not take a definite position. Lawyers also expressed different opinions: Some considered the attack as a clear violation of the three permanent members of the Security Council not only to Syria but also to the International Law; some also justified the attack and argued for legitimacy. The present article is intended to analyze the attack in the context of public International Law.

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MOUSAVI MIRKALAEI, SEYED TAHA. (2019). Beyond International Law: Unilateral Resort to Force in Syria. JOURNAL OF JUDICIAL LAW VIEWS, 24(85 ), 169-200. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/217847/en

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MOUSAVI MIRKALAEI SEYED TAHA. Beyond International Law: Unilateral Resort to Force in Syria. JOURNAL OF JUDICIAL LAW VIEWS[Internet]. 2019;24(85 ):169-200. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/217847/en

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SEYED TAHA MOUSAVI MIRKALAEI, “Beyond International Law: Unilateral Resort to Force in Syria,” JOURNAL OF JUDICIAL LAW VIEWS, vol. 24, no. 85 , pp. 169–200, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/217847/en

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